Wing Walkers.(Enlarge).

Advertising the Breitling tea shirt the girls perform the most daring maneuver

of their show. What separates them from a certain death is a tiny slip....

Thanks for viewing and your comments are always welcomed.

Crystal Clear and such great detail. 

Having the right photographic equipment is one thing, knowing how to get the very best from it is quite another and of course this image falls into the latter category! 

Very well done my friend!

Alf 

The entire series is very well done.  Composition is excellent, detail is amazing and the subject matter makes me want to be there.... in the pilot's seat, not on top! :-)... Mike

Like you know, I love a lot this series, really a wonderful work, my dear friend, bravo!!!

Of the series, . . . this is my favorite. It has everything an Air Show Photographer could want.

Sharp crisp details, good propeller blur, action, crystal blue skies, some "puffy" white clouds and good colors on the Aircraft & Performers!

Very nice indeed!

Regards always,

Jim j.

Thank you for your compliment my friend!. It is always a challenge to use the equipment to the maximum capability that they offer. One has no time to think it is indeed innate due to preparation and practice. The light helps of course..-:).

My best regards.

Your witty and thoughtful comment warms my heart; but personally I would not want to have the responsibility that the pilot has...He is the ''drum roller'' and the girls perform things that cannot ordinarily be done. It would be tragic if he misses a beat..-:)

Sincere thank my friend.

It is very nice of you to comment on this picture. You have aptly described the elements that I most wanted to emphasize.

Thank you most sincerely.

Again a really beautiful action shot with very nice lighting and details, Dimitris!

An excellent capture Dimitirs. My father used to take us children to the 'air shows' at our local Airport. What a treat it was. We were able to go into some of the planes. The 'older' the better!!! I love the bright colours and excellent detail you captured with that lens. What a beautiful day it was for you!!!

Fond regards, Gail

You must forgive me for this late answer to your comment, I have just seen it, A special thanks for your visit and comment. You remarked on the clarity of the lens...having had an accident two months before that show, I fell into a trap door and fractured eight ribs. Fortunately no vital organ was damaged, I was still tender and I had to be careful, the camera and lens weigh approx. four kilos and as I was shooting in a hand held manner... It is not bad...:-).

Best regards, my friend.